Resource Definition Empowers
Developer Self-Service
Resouce Definition is one of core components in Walrus. Combined with IaC templates, matching rules, pre-set parameters, and UI Schema, resource definitions empower developers to self-deploy infrastructures that meet cost, operational, and security requirements.
Why Walrus ?
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Multi-Cloud Portability
A single resource type can be translated into cloud-specific resources that operate in various modes and environments, from development to production.
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Dynamic Environment Management
Walrus allows you to start/stop and clone application resources or environments as needed, enhancing hardware resource utilization and cost-effectiveness.
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Enable Developer Self-Service
By leveraging resource definitions provided by ops team, dev team can define resource type requirements and achieve self-service.
Application Management Platform
Walrus
Elevate Your Platform Engineering, Reduce complexities of Infrastructure
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AI Assisstance
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Extensible Architecture
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Unified Orchestration
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Single Pane of Glass
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AI Assisstance
- Manage applications and troubleshoot with natural language interaction through Appilot, an open-source AI DevOps agent supporting Walrus and Kubernetes
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Extensible Architecture
- Terraform/OpenTofu templates and deployers are supported currently. Walrus will expand its IaC templates and deployers support in the future.
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Unified Orchestration
- Walrus manages your entire application system, including application services and resource dependencies like databases, cache, load balancers, and networks.
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Single Pane of Glass
- Walrus offers a comprehensive view of your application system, including all resources and sub-components, in a dependency graph.
Rich Open Source Ecosystem and Extensibility
Walrus can integrate with a variety of tools such as Terraform, Helm, and Kustomize. By reusing the rich capabilities from the open-source ecosystems of Terraform and Kubernetes, it is highly extensible to meet the diverse needs of enterprises.
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Platform engineering refers to a software engineering approach that focuses on increasing developer productivity by reducing the complexity and uncertainty of modern software delivery.